Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[KubrickKurasawa]

Originally Posted by dyne

From recent memory all I can remember is the opening scene from Up. I also get very emotional during war movies.

I actually became emotional for 5 seconds when at the end of Fury

[Show spoiler]the guys get back in the Tank

even though we saw it coming a mile away lol. Shia and Pitt had a moment on screen imho lulz! (Rubz eyez)

[jkington]

This is absolutely ridiculous (in my opinion), but the one film I remember becoming quite emotional over was 'Jack' starring Robin Williams. I remember renting it from the video store, thinking, this will be hilarious; Robin Williams, Bill Cosby...I'm in for an afternoon of laughs! I think I got about ten minutes in before the lump in the throat developed, by the end, I left the room to while some tears.

Can't handle people being an emotional target, and that film was all over it.

[Brad1963]

MAN ON FIRE (2004)

Pita: I love you, Creasy. And you love me too, don't you?

Creasy: Yes, I do. With all my heart, Pita. Go.

[EvaDK]

The Elephant Man
Bridge To Terabithia
E.T.
Dancer In The Dark
Breaking The Waves
Atonement
Platoon (Elias' death)

... just to name a few...

[cbas593]

Click, that ending really got me

[dyne]

Originally Posted by jd_from_da_80s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJlmYh27MHg

Was watching with my son last night & for some reason I lost it around the 8 second mark. Too bad he got scared & we couldn't finish it.

Agreed. For some reason I was only thinking about movies that made me sad but this is a perfect example of the opposite. I'll also admit in the trailer for the new film hearing the original theme slowly played on piano instantly got me getting misty.

Originally Posted by KubrickKurasawa

I actually became emotional for 5 seconds when at the end of Fury

[Show spoiler]the guys get back in the Tank

even though we saw it coming a mile away lol. Shia and Pitt had a moment on screen imho lulz! (Rubz eyez)

I finally saw this over the weekend and completely agree.

Also the Celine Dion song from Titanic always brings me back to a specific time in my life I try to not think about very much. Every time it's on and the song starts, here come the tears.

[IscariotJ]

Bicentennial Man
MiB3

[Show spoiler]The final 60's scenes with K and J's dad

The Spiderwick Chronicles

[Show spoiler]The final scenes with Arthur Spiderwick and his daughter

Monsters, Inc
Up
Toy Story 2

[Show spoiler]Jesse's story

Toy Story 3
The Polar Express

[Show spoiler]The voice over at the end

Not really a movie, but I thought it was stunning and sad, nonetheless:

The Fantastic Flying Books of Morris Lessmore

[Scarriere]

Originally Posted by Elvis

For my wife it would be the mother and daughter goodbye of all time.....

Scene terms of endearment - YouTube

My Mom took me to that a long time ago and in the scene you posted, the tears were POURING down my face and I was thinking to myself "Don't look at me Mom, DON'T LOOK AT ME!".

[Canada]

Mulholland Dr. Every time
Black Hawk Down
ET
The Notebook

[jPod]

I cried in 2012 when the sexy Russian Pilot died. I blabbered for a few minutes. It's always the hot guys that die.

[StingingVelvet]

Only movie I remember crying at the end of was (weirdly) Jerry Maguire. Something about marrying your best friend and the earnestness of Crowe's dialog and music just worked for me at 16 or however old I was at the time.

I have teared up to some other stuff, but never really cried, as far as I can remember. Mental illness stuff tends to tear me up easily because of real life experience I don't want to get into.

[Coenskubrick]

Mary and Max

[Movieman73]

The most recent time I cried was during Inside Out when

[Show spoiler]Bing-Bong died.

[cynatnite]

Originally Posted by Movieman73

The most recent time I cried was during Inside Out when

[Show spoiler]Bing-Bong died.

Oh, yeah, this movie got to me and I was grabbing for the tissue on this part. Fantastic movie.

[themoviefanatic]

I cried at Vacation when Aunt Edna dies

[Astro Zombie]

Sharknado 3

[Punishment1o1]

I guess because I had a dog for 11 years and saw him get old, I'm a stickler for movies where dogs die. So:

Hachi: A Dog's Tale
Marley & Me

Also:
The Lion King
Forrest Gump
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

[Show spoiler]Turned from tears of sadness to joy when Shadow came running over the hill at the end

The Green Mile

[Captain Flint]

I tear up at the end of Return of the King every time I watch it. The only two scenes that have ever made me actually cry was the final episode of Dexter when

[Show spoiler]Deb dies. She didn't deserve her fate.

That scene kicked my ass. And Stargate SG-1 when

[Show spoiler]Daniel ascends/dies for the first time. Michael Shanks was leaving the show and you could see and feel his emotion when he says goodbye to Jack.

That got me good too. And still sometimes does.

[Cat III]

When I saw Amy recently, I thought it might be the first time I'd cried in a theater. Didn't happen, though maybe my expectations were too high. Her reaction to winning the Grammy presented by her idol, Tony Bennet, had me pretty close, though.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by Cat III

When I saw Amy recently, I thought it might be the first time I'd cried in a theater. Didn't happen, though maybe my expectations were too high. Her reaction to winning the Grammy presented by her idol, Tony Bennet, had me pretty close, though.

Honestly? I cried during the trailer. So I seriously doubt I'll make it very far into the film.